Inside world’s biggest museum built to host ‘cursed’ body of King Tut in the shadow of Egypt’s ancient pyramids

INCREDIBLE pictures have revealed the world’s biggest museum set to display more than 100,000 ancient antiquities – including secret remains from the tomb of King Tutankhamun.

Built against the backdrop of the great Egyptian pyramids, the colossal Giza Museum spreads across 90,000 square metres of area – and will open to history fanatics later this year.